Third Ward and University of Houston
South of downtown, north of OST, and in the heart of it all.
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Beez Kneez At 1015 W. 19th St.
Beez Kneez received permit approval in March. A screenshot of the plan review inspection report is below. Located in Shady Acres, Beez Kneez is a bar concept from Austin hospitality group Bear Hug Hospitality. The bar is going up at 1015 W 19th St. -
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Noen Bar - 2309 Richmond Ave.
A development plat was purchased yesterday for 2309 Richmond Ave. Details from the permit: Use: 3,668 sf convert pharmacy to bar 1-1-2-A2-B '15IBC FCC Group: Non-residential alteration As mentioned in previous posts, a bar named Noen is planned here. -
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East River: Mixed-Use Development By Midway
A plan review was purchased yesterday for 2960 Riverby Rd, located in East River. Details from the permit: Use: 93,845 shell/core building future office w/ sitework 1-6-1-B-B '21IBC SPK/FA FCC Group: Non-residential alteration- multifamily
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POST: Mixed-Use Development At 401 Franklin St.
A plan reviewing fee was purchased yesterday for 401 Franklin St, Suite 1050. Details from the permit: Use: Conversion, art museum - assembly FCC Group: Non-residential alteration The permit pertains to an immersive art museum plan for Post Houston / Post HTX. -
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The Plant At Harrisburg: 3401 Harrisburg Blvd.
Ate dinner at Street To Kitchen last night and thought it was outstanding. I like the interiors of the restaurant. Very clean and simple but fresh. The food was delicious! Noticed the work being done on the sidewalk and wasn't sure what they were doing. That will be a nice addition. That whole area has changed so much with the residential on Harrisburg, the Plant and the other improvements thanks to the rail. I think this is a prime example that rail does help in development. You can't tell me that Harrisburg would have come so far without it.- 3
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